10/25/2021
Keith Tallett | Hana Yoshihata
Closing Event 11/6 12-5PM
Strictly by appointment. For private viewings and/or virtual visits email: [email protected]
Watermark features work by Hawaiʻi Island artists Tallett and Yoshihata, offering visual meditations on water, an abundant, yet increasingly precious resource. Working in a variety of mediums, the artists examine the interconnectivity between water, the natural world, and human experience, deeply connected to place.
Working from the most isolated, populated landmass on earth, the Hawaiian Islands, like many in Hawaiʻi, Tallett and Yoshihata hold multiple relationships with water in its various forms, from the great, blue continent — the Pacific Ocean, to the snow on Maunakea, which is wahi kapu (sacred place), one of the most sacred places for Native Hawaiians. Tallett and Yoshihata offer thoughtful reflections on the multiplicity of relationships humans hold with water in its various forms, rooted in place, Hawaiʻi Island, where both artists are from.
